Robert Miles Robert Miles was a pseudonym used by Roberto Concina (born 3 November 1969, Fleurier, Switzerland – passed away 9 May 2017, Ibiza, Spain, due to stage 4 metastatic cancer), a Swiss-born Italian record producer, composer, musician and DJ. Born in Switzerland, his family returned to Italy when he was a boy to live in Fagagna. He spearheaded the "dream-house" sound in the mid-1990's with his worldwide hit single "Children" and the subsequent album "Dreamland." He founded S:alt Records and was managed by Gavino Prunas. Review: Born in Switzerland and raised in Italy, this DJ-turned-producer made his mark on the dance music community in 1996 with the hit single and classic club anthem "Children." An emotive, piano-laden track with a frosty feel, this single proved popular all over Europe and spawned a new genre originally known as "Dream House." Shortly after the mainstream success of "Children," Miles released his second single, "Fable," a crowd-pleaser layered with sleepy female vocals, sweeping synths, tension-building effects and anthemic piano riffs. The father of dance music's Progressive movement, Robert Miles is inspiration for such Trance and House producers as Chicane and BT. Aliases: Roberto Milani, Roberto Concina

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